God Tussi Great Ho

Arun Prajapati struggles to break through as a TV anchor and fixates on winning Alia Kapoor's attention. He blames God for his repeated setbacks and watches Rocky's rise with envy, convinced that fate is against him. His longing for Alia remains unspoken as he clings to a dream of success.

The channel hires Rocky as the new anchor, instantly shifting attention and favor toward him. Arun watches with growing anxiety as Rocky becomes Alia's main co-star and symbol of the success Arun craves. The landscape at work and in love becomes increasingly hostile for Arun.

Rocky sabotages the launch of Arun's new show, leading to Arun's dismissal from the channel. The setback is demoralizing and confirms Arun's belief that his destiny is controlled by forces beyond his grasp. He is left with humiliation and a ruined plan to outshine Rocky.

In a dramatic turn, Arun encounters God and is granted control over events for ten days. He is told this power comes with responsibility, setting up a high-stakes experiment in steering his life and others'. The premise shifts from personal ambition to a test of moral authority.

Arun leverages his limited omnipotence to salvage his career, maneuvering circumstances to get his job back. He uses clever manipulations to reorganize the studio dynamics and reassert his presence at the channel. The victory comes with the caveat that power must be tempered by responsibility.

With control at his disposal, Arun creates situations that test Rocky and draws Alia's attention back to him. He tries to demonstrate indispensability and emotional sincerity, using the power to influence moments that nudge Alia toward him. The dynamic between Arun, Rocky, and Alia becomes a delicate chess game.

Arun realizes that granting individual prayers would be impractical, so he broadens his approach and starts approving everyone's wishes at once. The city is flooded with desires, including those of criminals, creating unintended consequences and moral chaos. He rationalizes this as a time-saving method, but the fallout becomes significant.

The collective wishes culminate in a tumultuous wedding between Alia and Rocky that spirals into chaos when criminals crash the ceremony. Alia is wounded by a stray shot, and the event marks a turning point where Arun's actions have direct, tragic consequences. The consequences of his power spread into the lives of those he cares about.

Arun confronts God about the havoc he has caused, and God clarifies that the chain of events is Arun's own fault. God forgives him, and a sense of renewal follows as Arun's life is allowed to start over again. The reset reframes his responsibilities and sets the stage for a new moral test.

In the aftermath of the reset, Arun uses his insights to trap Rocky by revealing that he lied about loving Alia and stole Arun's game-show idea. The moment exposes Rocky as a fraud, shifting public perception and fracturing the relationship between Arun and Rocky. Alia's trust begins to falter as a result.

Alia confronts Arun as the facade unravels, and she turns away from his manipulative tactics. Arun faces the consequences of his actions and realizes that deception cannot sustain a genuine relationship. The moment marks a crucial moral reckoning for him.

Seeking genuine connection, Arun chooses honesty and growth over control. In the closing moments, he earns Alia's heart by showing humility and integrity, suggesting a hopeful path forward. The film ends with a reconciled pairing built on truth rather than manipulation.